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Official Journal of the Italian Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the cohort, surviving the follow-up (n = 410 patients,) returning the questionnaire completely filled out the DASH and QoL questionnaires

From: Functional and quality of life outcome after non-operatively managed proximal humeral fractures

 

Total cohort

n = 410

Agea

70 ± 12.0

Age at fracturea

62 ± 12.1

Male genderb

65 (16%)

Fracture at dominant limbb

208 (52%)

Parts of fractureb,c

 

 2-partd

136 (36%)

 3-part

158 (40%)

 4-part

97 (25%)

Months since fracture

89.7 ± 47.9

Smokingb

57 (14%)

Diabetes mellitusb

33 (8.0%)

Osteoporosisb,e

102 (25%)

  1. aMean (±standard deviation) age at time of questionnaire survey
  2. bNumber of patients (%)
  3. c19 X-ray photos were not available anymore at the department of Radiology, so percentages are calculated where 100% is equal to n = 391
  4. dAvulsion fracture and 2-parts facture were combined
  5. eSelf-reported